Episode 5 - Turning Dreams Into Reality
By anxiousdog - Posted on March 23rd, 2008
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- Artist: Knit Together - Kate & Tammy
- Title: Episode 5 - Turning Dreams Into Reality
- Length: 63:14 minutes (57.9 MB)
- Format: Mono 44kHz 128Kbps (CBR)
Welcome to our Episode 5 of our podcast in which we talked about upcoming events such as:
- Simply fibers Spring Sale - Friday, March 28 at 8:00 p.m. (They'll be closed all day Friday and
then open at night.) The sale continues Saturday March 29 from 8-4;
Sunday March 30 from 12-6; Monday March 31 from 10-6; and Closed
Tuesday April 1. Tell them you heard it here for a little something
extra!
- Mopaca/Alpaca Show at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds - March 27 - 30
In the second segment we talked all about how to turn your knitting dreams into reality . . .
- The Learn to knit afghan by Barbara Walker
- Danielle Beaded Purse by Purse Paradise
- Percy by Cheryl Niamath
- Kauni Cardigan by Ruth Sorensen
- Bohus Sweater by Solveig Gustafsson
- Gridlock Throw by Kaffe Fassett
- Lord of the Rings Scarf by Tina Yeung
We closed the podcast by . . .
- Sharing Knitting and the Word from Philippians 3:12-14". . . press on toward the goal . . ."
- Asking for your prayer requests, praise reports, questions, and comments
- A prayer of thankfulness, healing of disease, peace and
comfort, wisdom, perserverance and blessing through trials, protection
from the enemy, prayer for the children to be open to the Lord.
Music you heard. . .
Turkish Delight - David Crowder Band
Mac Powell & Jennifer Knapp - Sing Hallelujah
Watermark - Glory of Your Name (Live)
Everlasting Light - Ryan Farish
Leave your comments below, or e-mail us here. Stay tuned for Episode 6!
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It was fun listening to your fearless knitting. In my own case, I am not smart enough to actually approach a project with fear. Consequently, I frequently get myself in way over my head with knitting. Fortunately, all the mistakes eventually ravel out.
My single biggest problem getting started with a project is the cost of the yarn. I normally have to spend ages trying to find an affordable substitute for the luxury yarn used in the pattern.
~Tabitha "Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might...." ~Ecclesiastes 9:10
Tabitha's Heart & Hands - http://tabithasheart
Thoroughly enjoy your podcast, especially the devotional/prayer time at the end. He is risen indeed! Thanks so much for your podcast.Am a sock knitter, the project is so portable because I stick to easy patterns.susan93940 on Ravelry
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